Category: Health

If you’re feeling the stress of the Coronavirus, raise your recently-sanitized hand! Events are cancelled. Schools are closing. Even churches are telling people to stay home. Yes, there are very real concerns, but we need to take a deep breath …

Enrich your spiritual journey by beginning a meditation practice. Mindfulness meditation is about cultivating a present-moment, openhearted, nonjudgmental awareness that can connect us more deeply to ourselves and the Holy Spirit. Each week we will gather to explore the different …

This event has been cancelled due to not not being able to meet the minimum registration requirements.

For questions, contact Heather at heather@stisidore.church

St. Isidore Health Ministry, in partnership with St. John Providence Ascension Health, is pleased to offer FREE …

10 AM – 2 PM

Bring your expired or unused medicine (no liquids, needles or inhalers) for disposal to:

Macomb County Sheriff’s Department
43565 Elizabeth Road, Mt. Clemens
Clinton Township Police Department 

37985 Groesbeck Highway (North of 16 Mile Rd.)…

Thanksgiving starts the holiday “eating” season for most of us. Undoubtedly, our meals are an important part of our traditions and celebrations. It is possible to stay on track with your health goals and eating habits during the holiday season.…

Grief support workshop

The Parish Health Ministry is sponsoring a workshop for those who are grieving a loss of a loved one. The event takes place on Tuesday, November 20 at 6:30 pm in the Resource Center. 

Laurie Orlando, JD, …

The St. Isidore Church Health Ministry in partnership with Dave Rizzi, R.Ph., from CVS Pharmacy, will be hosting a Flu Shot Clinic on a first come, first serve basis, in the Gathering Space on Saturday, October 12, after 4:30 mass …

Influenza is a serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and sometimes even death.  Every flu season is different and influenza infection can affect people differently, but millions of people get the flu every year. Even healthy people can get …

Up to 50% of adults living at home have significant chronic pain.  It’s important to distinguish between the two major forms of pain – acute and chronic.  Acute pain results from a recent injury, and is temporary in nature; while …

More and more injectable medications are being prescribed for home and personal use.  Medications for diabetes, blood-thinners, allergies, and arthritis are just a few on the market these days.  These medications can be life-changing, not to mention, life-saving!  However, disposing …

Studies have shown that omega-3 fatty acids in fish oil have an anti-inflammatory property and can relieve tender joints and ease morning stiffness. The best source is found in cold-water fish such as herring, mackerel, trout, salmon and tuna. A …

Fireworks-related injuries are most common on July 4 and New Year’s Eve. Fireworks can cause death and serious injury, including burns, lacerations and foreign objects in the eye. Make the choice to protect yourself and your family from fireworks injuries.…

Summer time often means moving our cooking outdoors! Here are a few tips to keep those summer cook outs safe and delicious:

• Keep your grill clean by scrubbing it before and after each use. Avoid using a wire brush, which

Want to stay in shape? Join the Armchair Aerobics!

Note:  There are no meetings when the parish office is closed (ex. holidays) or during the months of July and August.

This is a FREE exercise program and is offered to …